Hosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Simply put, they’re listening so you don’t have to. Subscribe to Who Are These Podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 693 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture |
Aaron Imholte was sentenced to 15 days in jail after taking a plea deal in his revenge porn case and pleading guilty to a gross misdemeanor. He immediately went on his stream to perform the greatest cope of his career. Geno Burro (Rocco) joins the sh... more
Dan LeBatard hosts what must the softest and most nonsensical sports talk show out there. What foods and smells remind you of your childhood? What’s the best way to throw a pocket knife? Which WNBA player is the most underrated? Here’s a question, wh... more
This week we start off in rural Minnesota where KarmicX is having a tough go. He’s already having a bad day when Adam Busch shows up in the chat and Karmic takes notice. He has a Rob Saul-esque meltdown over the most innocuous chats. The good news is... more
Ned Fulmer was a “wife guy” on the Try Guys when fans took photos of him having an affair with his producer. Everyone on the Try Guys took this very seriously and they kicked him out of the company, apologized profusely, and even removed Ned from pas... more
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One star for Annie.
Some of us like to craft, KARL!! And yes, Lucy, I would love a tiny iron!
Could you please ask your husband to stop soliciting illicit photos from his fans?
Thanks!
P.S.- nice rack!
Greetings from Sydney Australia. This is a great show. Been recovering from a serious injury and not able to do much. Karl and the gang have been a great source of entertainment - you have educated me on a number of very interesting characters I wouldn’t have found out about otherwise. Keep up the great work and another win for the toe.
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The content features humorous critiques and reviews of various podcasts, spanning from well-known figures to obscure platforms. It focuses heavily on the absurdities of podcasting culture while addressing current events and personal anecdotes related to the hosts' experiences within the podcasting community. Listeners can expect a mix of comedy, social commentary, and lively discussions that occasionally lead to controversial debates, all delivered with a sharp, irreverent wit.
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Who Are These Podcasts? launched 10 years ago and published 693 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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